Last modified: 2014-09-02 23:10:47 UTC
Try replying to any Flow post - e.g., this one: https://www.mediawiki.org/w/index.php?title=Talk:Sandbox&topic%5BpostId%5D=050f698e3f6e5624fa1590b11c27932f&workflow=050f698e3f6e5624fa1590b11c27932f Before you start typing, when the button is not active, it's smaller than when you start typing and it becomes active – apparently due to a border that appears in the active state. In context, this causes the rest of the buttons in that row to jump a bit and generally looks a bit janky.
Created attachment 14601 [details] Different heights of .mw-ui-button.mw-ui-primary and .mw-ui-button Same problem with button which hasn't any additional styles, just .mw-ui-button.
(In reply to Sergey Leschina from comment #1) > Created attachment 14601 [details] > Different heights of .mw-ui-button.mw-ui-primary and .mw-ui-button > > Same problem with button which hasn't any additional styles, just > .mw-ui-button. Which wiki are you testing that on, and with what page? That is not the current styling for a plain mediawiki.ui.button (it's a little too dark, for one thing). Plain buttons now look like the attached. More generally, this needs to be retested after Flow removes the custom overrides for core classes. It may be a problem with the Flow code, rather than core.
Created attachment 14625 [details] Plain mw-ui-button A plain mw-ui-button to demonstrate core styling
Comment #0 doesn't apply to the mediawiki.ui in core, since a disabled button has a gray background. But comment #1 does apply to mediawiki.ui in core, neutral buttons are still bigger than the colored buttons, due to different border handling. I filed bug 62292 before noticing this one.
I don't think this bug is relevant anymore?
